MEICA Project Manager

Our Client is a well-established contractor operating across major infrastructure and utility projects in the UK. They are currently seeking a MEICA Project Manager to join their team in Kent. Experience Required for MEICA Project Manager: – Excellent communication skills harnessing the ability to effectively manage the MEICA team, 3rd parties. – A team player with the ability to co-ordinate project-related activities with clients’ consultants. – Good organisational skills – Methodical approach with a clear focus on client, customer, and quality. – Strong leadership qualities and a natural problem solver. – Ability to work well within a team as well as individually. – Able to prioritise a varied workload and demonstrate good time management to comply with deadlines. – Able to work in a busy environment under pressure. – Possess a “can do” attitude and can provide support to other members of the team as required. – Methodical, and organised, with excellent attention to detail. – Degree or equivalent (foundation degree HND, HNC) – Experience (10 years+) operating as a Project Manager managing and delivering multiple projects of varying complexity & value. – Member of the APM, APM certified or equivalent (or experience-based) – SMSTS / SSSTS qualification. – CSCS card qualification. – First Aid qualification (optional). – 5-day SMSTS Responsibilities for MEICA Project Manager: – Proficient technical skills in field and sector, a proven leader of staff and operatives. – Managing and reporting operational and financial targets, programme management and supply chain management including procurement and performance. – Leadership in Safety, Wellbeing and Inclusion and a team player, interfacing with the design team, construction team and all stakeholders. – The ability to select & manage innovative methods, use of materials & safe systems of work. – Effective communication with senior management, designers, consultants, clients, architects, and project teams on technical matters. – Provide quality outputs to time, quality, and cost, that enable programmes to achieve their outcomes. – Ensure that all staff on their projects develop their expertise to a world-class standard. – Management of contractors and key suppliers, particularly design ensuring quality of delivery and their committed resource requirements across the projects, ensuring quality of output and value for money. – Manage communication and engagement with project stakeholders, developing and maintaining key relationships and working in partnership to resolve problems to benefit operational policing. – Work with local project/change teams to ensure consistency of project delivery approach. – Build and sustain capacity and capability within the project team to deliver the programme workstream effectively and efficiently. – Overall management of your team and interdependencies across the group, with responsibilities for the management and execution of all project-related activities